Sentence examples for striking risks from inspiring English sources

In short, this chapter analyzes some of the most striking risks and threats concerning the new Smart Grid infrastructure and discusses interdependencies between energy efficiency and security in the Smart Grid.

The current financial and rhetorical focus on targeted drone strikes risks the security and well-being of United States citizens, of Yemenis, and of neighboring countries throughout the Middle East.

With refinement, this technology could become an inexpensive means of protecting wildlife and people around the world from fatal train strikes wherever strike risk is known or predicted to be unusually high.

"What happened in November was a very big thing in terms of seeing whether workers were ready and able to go out and strike and take risks in a way that has not happened in the fast-food industry before," said Jonathan Westin, executive director of New York Communities for Change, one of the main sponsors of the job action.

She added that a limited strike "risks igniting a dangerously unlimited conflict".

Every few months or so they call general strikes to protest this or that policy or as a pure show of force the country largely shuts down and any unlucky autorickshaw driver caught violating the strike risks a beating or murder.

The initial objectives of the technology were to displace problematic birds from airfields to reduce bird strike risks, minimize agricultural losses due to pest bird foraging, displace nuisance birds that cause extensive repair and chronic clean-up costs, and reduce bird mortality from flying into man-made structures.

Finally, if pandemic influenza should strike, the risks to all healthcare workers may dramatically increase in magnitude from the baseline level of occupational risk.

Green and especially brown bottles help beer from becoming light struck, which risks giving the brew a skunky taste.

He had warned in parliament earlier this week that the strikes risked "wasting" signs of slight economic recovery.

"There's a bird strike risk every day you jump into a plane all around the world," Admiral Turcotte said.